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This section of the ITCM website gathers links to airport hotels that are keen to solicit MICE business
The benefits of Airport Hotels
Airport hotels can offer many benefits to organisers of meetings. Airports are by definition provided with access facilities to handle large numbers of people. They have good road, rail and, of course, air connections, as well as extensive car parking facilities.
If a meeting is international, then obviously it is convenient for delegates and key speakers to fly straight to the venue without the need to travel into and out of town.
If the event is an incentive trip, then airport hotels are a very convenient location to gather the group overnight from many different areas, especially if they have to leave together on an early flight.
Airport sites attract the hoteliers
Airport sites are also very attractive to hoteliers. They can provide a balance of business guests during the week and holidaymakers at weekends; with a similar complementary source of business in the holiday periods and during the shoulder and off-peak periods.
The result is a fairly even level of occupancy throughout the year.
For this reason all airports are seeing the arrival of more hotels and these properties tend to be large enough to cater for big events in terms of the meeting rooms and the numbers of guestrooms. They are also geared to feeding large numbers of people rapidly.
The benefits of Airport Hotels
Airport hotels can offer many benefits to organisers of meetings. Airports are by definition provided with access facilities to handle large numbers of people. They have good road, rail and, of course, air connections, as well as extensive car parking facilities.
If a meeting is international, then obviously it is convenient for delegates and key speakers to fly straight to the venue without the need to travel into and out of town.
If the event is an incentive trip, then airport hotels are a very convenient location to gather the group overnight from many different areas, especially if they have to leave together on an early flight.
Airport sites attract the hoteliers
Airport sites are also very attractive to hoteliers. They can provide a balance of business guests during the week and holidaymakers at weekends; with a similar complementary source of business in the holiday periods and during the shoulder and off-peak periods.
The result is a fairly even level of occupancy throughout the year.
For this reason all airports are seeing the arrival of more hotels and these properties tend to be large enough to cater for big events in terms of the meeting rooms and the numbers of guestrooms. They are also geared to feeding large numbers of people rapidly.